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Sep 16, 2018mindya78 rated this title 2 out of 5 stars
I have to agree with some of the other reviews. I love this author and I have read both of her series. When I found out Anita was going to Ireland I was so excited to read this book. And I hate to say it but I’m extremely disappointed with this book. I felt almost bereft when I finished the book. Where the heck was Ireland or anything remotely close to the actual lore of Ireland. Maybe I’m frustrated because I have spent 15 years of my life researching the beautiful rich tapestry of Ireland’s Mythology and Legends. I actually woke my husband up with my strangled cry of frustration in regards to Castle Black (which for me is personal because it was one of my ancestors seat of power), and the offhandedly (and incorrectly) reference to the Túatha dé Dannon. It’s not du Dannon it’s dé Dannon, hell a simple google search will tell you that much. For an author who has shown care in other research, it feels like the after thought it is. I can honestly say that I have enjoyed learning about and understanding polyamory relationships in previous books. This book has taken it to a level that is almost off putting rather than encouraging some to understand a different perspective. Laurel K. Hamilton, if this ever crosses your desk, please come back to us or end Anita’s story. I’d rather have a coherent and cohesive ending to her story than death by a thousand paper cuts from watching her story die out slowly as even your die hard fans loose faith in her story.